saint bruno
Definition
Proper noun A historical figure recognized as a saint in the Roman Catholic Church. Specifically, Saint Bruno of Cologne was a French cleric of German birth who established the Carthusian monastic order in the year 1084.
Usage
The term "Saint Bruno" is used to refer to this specific individual, particularly in historical, religious, or academic contexts concerning monasticism. * The Carthusian order traces its origins back to Saint Bruno. * A chapel was dedicated to Saint Bruno in the 12th century.
Advanced Usage
- "St. Bruno": This is the standard abbreviated form.
- The feast day of St. Bruno is celebrated on October 6th.
Variants and Related Words
- Bruno of Cologne: An alternative name specifying his place of origin.
- Bruno the Carthusian: A name highlighting his role as the founder of the Carthusians.
Synonyms
- Founder of the Carthusians
- Bruno of Cologne
Noun
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(Roman Catholic Church) a French cleric (born in Germany) who founded the Carthusian order in 1084 (1032-1101)
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